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Semester 1 FRQ Review Flashcards

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1
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Independent Variable

A

What is being studied/changed in an experiment

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Dependent Variable

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What is being measured in an experiment

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3
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Control Group

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Base of comparison that has not been effected by IV

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4
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Experimental Group

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group being tested with IV

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5
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confounding variables

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other variables that effect the experiment

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double blind experiment

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both the experimenter and subjects are unaware of which group they are assigned to and what is being studied to prevent bias

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single blind experiment

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the subject is unaware of which group they are a part of to prevent bias

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8
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confidentiality

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the identity of the subject must remain secret

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9
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debriefing

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experiment is explained to subject after they are tested

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10
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statistical significance

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results are not due to chance

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11
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positive correlation

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variables have direct influence on each other

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12
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negative correlation

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variables have an indirect influence on each other

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13
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illusory correlation

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seeing correlation when there really isn’t any

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14
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structuralism

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introspection and focus on the structure of the mind

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15
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functionalism

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focus on purpose of behaviors

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16
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psychoanalytic/dynamic

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behavior from childhood unconsciously influences our present behavior

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17
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behavioral

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behavior is learned and reinforced

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humanistic

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behavior is influenced by free will, choice, ideals, and actualization

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19
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cognitive

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behavior is influenced by perception and thoughts

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20
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evolutionary

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behavior is influenced by genes

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21
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biological

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behavior is influenced by brain and neurotransmitters

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22
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sociocultural

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behavior is influenced by society

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23
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biopsychosocial

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behavior is influenced by society and biology

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selective attention

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focusing on one form of sensory input and dismissing another (or all others)

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positive reinforcement

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adding a pleasurable stimulus to reinforce a behavior

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negative reinforcement

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removing an unpleasurable stimulus to reinforce a behavior

27
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positive punishment

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adding an unpleasurable stimulus to decrease a certain behavior

28
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negative punishment

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removing a pleasurable stimulus to decrease a certain behavior

29
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fixed-ratio schedule

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behavior is reinforced after a certain number of behaviors has occured

30
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variable-ratio schedule

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behavior is reinforced after a random number of behaviors have occured

31
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fixed-interval schedule

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behavior is reinforced after a certain amount of time has passed

32
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learned helplessness

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after facing continuous negative situations one gives up even when they can escape the situation

33
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external locus of control

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belief that things are outside of your control

34
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internal locus of control

A

belief that you control things

35
Q

Central Nervous System

A

Brain and Spinal Cord

36
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Peripheral Nervous System

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Autonomic and Somatic Nervous Systems

37
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Autonomic NS

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involuntary movement

38
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somatic NS

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voluntary movement

39
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hindbrain

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oldest part of the brain

40
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cerebellum

A

movement and balance

41
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medulla

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homeostatic control of vital organs

42
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pons

A

sleep and arousal

43
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forebrain

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higher thought processes

44
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amygdala

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fear and emotions

45
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hippocampus

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memory

46
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hypothalamus

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reward and pleasure center, eating behaviors

47
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thalamus

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relays sensory information (except for smell)

48
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cerebral cortex

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outer portion of the brain responsible for higher thought processes

49
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occpital lobe

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vision

50
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parietal lobe

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touch, sensations

51
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frontal lobe

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personality, decision making, planning, judgement

52
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temporal lobe

A

hearing and facial recognition

53
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somatosensory cortex

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map of our sensory cortex in parietal lobe

54
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motor cortex

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map of our motor receptors in frontal lobe

55
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wernicke’s area

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understanding what we are saying

56
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broca’s area

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ability to speak

57
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corpus callosum

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bundle of nerves between hemisphere that connect them

58
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circadian rhythm

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24 hour biological clock for temperature, sleep, heartbeat

59
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framing

A

the way a question is posed can influence the response

60
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functional fixedness

A

inability to use an object in another way than it is typically used.

61
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confirmation bias

A

tendency of an individual to search for things that support their belief but dismiss things that counter it

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